The free trade agreement between India and the UAE is helping boost the bilateral trade between the two countries, according to industry experts.
The agreement is helping push Indian foods to regions like Africa and other Gulf countries, they said.
Allanasons Pvt Ltd Executive Director Fauzan Alavi said the agreement is helping in promoting meat products to the UAE.
“We see more opportunity to increase our exports from India to UAE,” Alavi said.
Sharing similar views, Choithrams Head (Retail Procurement) Kirti Meghnani said the focus on packaging of products will help Indian exporters to increase trade with the UAE and other Gulf region nations.
The visiting Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal seeking views on increasing exports of food and food products from India was a welcome move, he said.
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Appcorp Holding Chairman Nitesh Ved said there are huge opportunities for Indian exporters across all sectors.
He suggested India set up a ‘Bharat Bazaar’ under which Indian exporters will get a chance to showcase their goods. He also said that setting up an APEDA (Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority) office will also help food exporters.
The India-UAE trade agreement was implemented in May last year.
Bilateral trade between the countries increased to $84.9 billion in 2022-23 from $72.9 billion in 2021-22.
